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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...banker once said, "If I could place to the credit of each man and woman in the community a savings deposit of one dollar I could make thrifty thousands where there have been only thousands of spenders, and I could build the greatest bank per population in the land...
Special final examinations of two hours each will be held for students who are to attend the Fourth Officers' Training Schools or military camps opening before the end of the academic year. These examinations will begin on Saturday, May 4, and continue about one week on afternoons and evenings. The detailed program will be published as soon as it can be prepared, probably by Wednesday, May 1. Any students who expect to be called to any other form of national service before the end of the year should consult the College Office or the Dean of the Graduate School immediately...
...attitude of the College Office is one which makes allowances for certain special and exceptional cases. Particular arrangements are being made in co-operation with the military and athletic authorities so that men going to Wakefield or playing in Saturday games may be especially taken care of. In fact, it is planned to have proctors accompany the Freshman teams to Andover. It will not be easy to take examinations under these conditions, but the trouble the Office is going to in order to smooth the way of these individuals shows the high importance with which the tests are regarded...
...will face Worcester Academy this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock on Soldiers Field in the second game of the season. Little is known of the visitors' strength, aside from the fact that the team is composed; with one exception, of new players. The Freshmen are expected to show considerable improvement over their form in Wednesday's victory over Rindge. C. B. Butterfield will be on the mound for the Freshmen...
...Lauzanne will speak on "France Under Arms." He will tell of the spirit of his country during the past four years. As editor of the Paris Matin, one of the best-known European newspapers, M. Lauzanne has become one of the leading figures of French politics. He is in this country on a mission to show the people of the United States the view that her ally has taken in this war. In addition to being a prominent editor, the speaker is an officer of the Legion of Honor. Tonight's lecture will be open to the public...